Sentence examples for application of a complete from inspiring English sources
Here we report the design and the application of a complete device for continuous microscopic observation of cells exposed to modulated EMF similar to mobile phones signals.
The major goal of this study is the validation and application of a complete LIF scheme by which quantitative NO concentrations can be measured in high-pressure LDI spray flames.
Thus, assessing the human thermal environment requires application of a complete heat budget model that takes all mechanisms of heat exchange into account (6– 9).
A larger proportion of sexually mature bulls at the time of the final evaluation at approximately 12 months of age would facilitate the application of a complete BBSE procedure, whereby a semen sample collected by transrectal massage could be routinely included [ 15].
Fig. 1 shows, based on the application of a complete heat budget, that the impact of different thermal stress categories on relative mortality (defined as the number of deaths relative to the expected mortality) varies between European cities and areas (10).
Applications to a complete analysis of dislocation dissipation by the image force in GaN nanorods are investigated in this work.
Electric simulations of the proposed unit and the results of its application in a complete neural network-based processing system to improve the linear operating range of a thermistor are presented.
An application of Theorem A now completes the proof.
Microscopic study of wounds on day 21 after CrHFC with AuNP application showed a complete epithelization of burns.
The application requires a complete description of your collaborator's research and mentoring achievements, so Feldman says, "work with someone who is well respected in the field".
This application requires a complete characterization of the microstructure and the strength and their relationship for further optimization: after heavy strain, the Cu matrix is nanostructured and the Ta nanofilaments develop a strong ribbon-like shape resulting in an early microstructural refinement.
